MyCube, a New York-based manufacturer of compact personal safes has launched iCube, a connected smart safe that can be controlled using smartphones from anywhere.
Interestingly, it needs no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi – rather it uses Mycube’s secure cellular-based cloud platform for direct connectivity. The safe has many other useful features, it offers proactive tamper alerts, provides remote inventory management (checking the catalog or safe contents), is embedded with lights, and facilitates easy management.
Mycube has partnered with Particle Studios to build this secure, internet-connected safe. The iCube safe offers access to it from the palm of your hand irrespective of where you are. The app also keeps the user informed about the things inside the safe at all times for safety and security reasons.
This IoT-powered smart safe is perfect for anyone who loves technology or cannot tend to remember passcodes, the official website notes. In addition to the abovementioned features, the smart safe also makes the following possible.
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- It can be controlled remotely
- It can maintain inventory complete with photos
- It allows you to share access with family members, if you may
- It can be taped to open – no need to remember a passcodes
- It includes built-in light, has rechargeable battery and power adapter for unhindered access
- It comes with a lifetime guarantee
Other than this, the iCube measures 11H x 19.5W x 13.85D inches and weighs 38 lbs. Its compact size makes it ideal for bedrooms, home offices, hotels, etc. MyCube safes are generally made from one-eighth-inch (1⁄8”) thick steel for assurance of safety for a lifetime; this is also the case with the iCube, which can fit up to 4 trays to allow users to organize their valuables conveniently.
From diamonds and watches to diaries and documents, this connected smart safe can protect valuable belongings and also seamlessly blends into the home decor. iCube smart safe is available for $675.
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